Movies like Clerks

Office Space is a satirical comedy about the everyday life of office workers stuck in a soul-crushing 9-to-5 job. Its sharp wit, relatable scenarios, and characters frustrated with the mundanity of work life share Clerks' sentiment about the working-class humor.

From the mind of Kevin Smith, the creator of Clerks, Mallrats explores the humorous antics of two friends who loiter at a mall following a breakup. Fans of Clerks will find the same quick-witted dialogue and satirical take on pop culture in this 1995 comedy.

High Fidelity, starring John Cusack, centers on a record store owner contemplating life and past relationships. Its blend of comedy, music references, and personal insights offers a similar vibe to Clerks, appealing to an audience that enjoys indie, character-driven narratives.

Also directed by Kevin Smith, Chasing Amy is the tale of a comic book artist who falls for a woman out of his league, delving into themes of love and sexuality. With its smart humor and an underlying heart, it resonates well with those who appreciate the tone of Clerks.

This 1994 romantic comedy-drama captures the essence of Generation X through the lives of young adults grappling with post-college life. Its witty banter and relatable characters dealing with the transition into adulthood will charm those who appreciate the authenticity of Clerks.

This cult classic revolves around the employees of an independent record store trying to save it from being sold to a large chain. With charismatic characters and a rock soundtrack, Empire Records echoes the low-budget vibe and youthful energy reminiscent of Clerks.

Richard Linklater's Slacker is a 1991 indie film that features an array of eccentric characters over the course of a day in Austin, Texas. Its slice-of-life storytelling and offbeat humor will strike a chord with viewers who enjoy the day-in-the-life style of Clerks.